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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
~ Tas RING


Tom " Donas,ls Eyms.slAza sss s&okes
- tas dosrs las R1gAt 10 wiE2sss she Isht
bsg~ssA IsaGy hoilsTa1 saa !sck
H0-sfd. ksEh ool0rsd heavy ~ssAts o. this
c.ty Jim Fell wss ebosea referee ~lth
ns Q0sisg tlRs kespsF. l@ E4len s2s
sec0aa Tor hosSri and Jlla Asess hsld tae
t0ssl for HollsEsB- IlmS vas called st
81 ami 10th nnen csaze toselkeI slih =
rasb ass eid soHle good ngstiEg Howard
hsslng t1e best Of II. fas round closed oy
hoiierzs getting bi0s az tRe nscs sad
being kn0cks1 ouI OF tse riag. Ia the
sec0nd rs1nd both Easp ezAs ~, H0llerau
forclBg the work. closed ths nght by lsoa-
ing Ho~zra en hls 0ack IL his corner.
la the third rouad both nsn came - lie
scratch. sparnag fer wind and did some
good fghtng. hossrd hssisg the esst of
il. The iJurth and last round on tine be-
ing called both men canle 10 tke scratch
ike msa oulis and forced the tght, isnciLg
blow after blow ia rapid order. Hewsrd
getting ft-kanoer On Hollersps Js~,
knockiug kiIa dsvn aud after the ten
seconds time was called shd Holiersn
could not tespoad, the nght and stakes
were awarded 10 Howard. The men vii
light again inside OF two weeks
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
SAD Fos .sLlskY." !"


RAszssA. u. oct. zS.-ksoattal tssti-
mony Ia The Morgan trial began today.
Two female employees OF Afs. Rays hote1
al Elyria Salty eontrsdictsd her bs stating
that Morgan bad been there about the time
OF tho holidays An smploye Of the robbed
fur store a. Cleveland recognized Conshiln
ss one u the men seeu n the store before
the robbery was conimlEIsd. Carl Grimm,
. Cleveland ssloonlst testi1sd - hearing
story the expressmaa. making . contract
" haul furs. and Identified Robinson as
being one OF the party, aud AeMunn as the
other. Ths testimony generally vas dam
axink 10 Morgan and ,hs case Of the defenss
vas much weakened.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
He Talks of Politics and Anarchy TO . De-
troit Reporter.

The Detroit Aszcs Of last evening contains
the following. General Iunes. of Grand
Rapids with sphynr-like sppesrsnce was
in the city today establishing an agency for
the Masonic Benefit Association. Il sm
out of politics nov, be said. "ouilding a
cable road 10 the hills in Grand Rapids
Don't know snd don't much care WHO will
be next candidate for Governor lie was
Chairman ofthe convention that nominated
IaDle. Yes, CUES, Wellington X Burt
would make liye.y campaign against Luce.
Hes got more money amt beP Any
news from the anarchists today Still
arguing eh2 Don't think the Supreme
Court II let EN- hang. Don't think they
ought to be hang, DO you? Connection too
remote. you know. II they've got those
laws on the statute books of Illinois. and
mean to enforce 'em, the sooner tsey Te re-
pealed the better. Don't know anything
about anarchists. Don't know what they
are People cav they re dangerous men.
All right, but thst'ii make as more danger
Gus q they are. Think Butler an them
fellows ought thsve done that business IN
the Supreme Court fer nothing People q
had more confidence in what they said
Think It's all paid for now, and Won't take
much stock in II.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
a Sensation Exploded.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2-A sensational story
published by Two evening papers that the
police think there is an anarchist plot TO
break into, or blow up. the jail in which
the seven condemned men are confined. is
pronounced oy the police to be entirely
without foundation. The story is based on
the alleged suspicious actions of a man call
ing himself Joe Miller who WAS discovered
loltsring shout the jsii. This man was ar
rested out gave a satisfactory account OF
himself and was discharged By Sheriff
Mattson. who was satisfied that nothing
wrong was intended By his peculiar action.
visit our Gsnss' n n shfng Department
for bargains In Hosiery, Underwear aud
Gloves Morse's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
BURNED TO DEATH
FATE OF a noTHeR AND CHILDREN.
fhs k~srf1i Kss4lss of Csssg ksressas 10
Llxht Ftrs-Ehs ossasssie D~<s Her
WSrk Axsaa ~ Ls<assiis~A S1n-
esasa Wo14n's StasIi.E Fate

LxA8slLLx. Co., oct zS--E2riy this
m0rniax : domestic at James oBrlsn .
boarding house attempted - start the
kitchen arc wllh ths zid of kerosene An
explosion toliosei. sad the house ~As
som ia flames. Ar. o BFien succesded Ia
carrying Eso OF her children 70 place Of
SAFETY. ssd entered ths burning building
FOR the purpose Of rescalng three others
Wien the IRE had burned itself cut tie re-
mains OF Mrs.. o Brisn and Der children
were taken from tie Tui7s- There were
ten Others IN the building. al OF whom
escaDe1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
The Service. Ned by Rs.. Dr. Var De
Water Last Night

The Service. He'd by Rs.. DIR Var De
Water Last Night
Rev. DR.. Nsn DsWster took for hi, text
last night Try ms, o. 9 ID. and seer ths
ground Of my besrt, prove me. and Il
anime my Thoughts. Look vel II there be
any vsy Of vickeGDess fn me. and iesc me-
in the way everlasting There vords. hs
ssid, sre from the endless vel Of The Book
Of Psslms. Tie psrticnisf text 10 found in
oBe of tbs Pssiuss 81 David 1Bs words are
Indication OF = saint 81 God Aer ere bod
enough 70 face the cs8ncns mouth but
vbo hs. toe courage - desire TO know i'm
self, bot he who bss ss9 = desire ~ correct
" al 10 wrong witbiR biu-eif. With q pur-
pose 10 amen his ways Bot msrk vel
The force o. %. words which. secording -
the styis o. HeDrsv po~trf ~ frsastioD.
srs erninsrfiy lively. IrY me. tost is tsst
ne sDd 6eepsf stii. ret Only nv hesrt-
~ojrh "a tie sest o. tos sis man. bCt the verF
rrguns ~ tsis iife-fpring snd Re ssfs vei
more. prove ne hat a. ~ Trs ~ f1y-
ntey fssts ~bether ~ net al tAinFs in fns
ezres wtt dght sna rfhfsous1ess. Aaf
issf cf e. be cr7es cut e1sfutDs ~ f8ov
rr ia5ugtts ker csr ou'T s1afnins the
saf5oas. bu- in t1s evss pi cod Sc fhs in-
re~nasf r~r.ss-s ~ To- thoughts f.oc
e-srf thff srsfF ore ~ rt fnsv desirt ;tss
ffo fes, - b. eFp ed - or-ae.ves 80
bone ssd saod 10 thss prsyeF va
DAVIS fsrvsncv
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The PRINCE,OF CoUNTERFEITERs
He 10 Released From Prison Only to he
Arrested Again.

MIcHIsAs CITY. Ind, Oct. 29.-After serv-
ing sentence of fifteen year. in Northern
Indiana Penitentsry, in this city. for coun-
terieiting. Pete Mccartney, the prince OF
queer showers" was released this morn
ing. but only got as far as the big iron
gates, when Deplty United States Mar
shal arrested him to further answer for his
former crimes The Marshal has war
rant to take NJ cCartney TO Springfield, ILL.,.
where an Indictment eighteen years ola
hangs over his head for making and pass
ing spurious bank notes..
Mccartney has a reputation as the great
est counterieiter in the United States. He
operated successfully for years before he
was captured. lie was arrested at Rich
mond, Ind, and tried TO bgibe bis capiors
with 81. so good money to escape. During
his prison lie be has made TWO efforts 10
got away. He is 90 years old.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

PARIS. ock 19.-Americsa anarchists hav-
ing requested French Deputies TO petition
the Illinois authorizes in behalf of the
condemned Chicsso ansr, hists. members
of tue Extreme le.F met todsy and resoyed
to send the following mesa e 10 tue Gov
ernor Of Illinois In ib' nama OF hu man
ity and In tue name of the connection be-
tween the two greas republics. the Deputies
tai punishment for political otienses ask
that the lives of the seven condemned an
arcbists in Chicago be spared"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Hxw Yo.s. Oct. "a. L. Hopkins.
second Vice President Of the Missouri,
Kansas 4 Fsxss Railway, stated today that
the story circulated IN Wsii-st. Tor the
past several days that a receiver for the
ro.d .ss about - De appointed vas manu-
t.etnrsd out Of whole c,Oth. The road. ae
aid. xss earning "a expenses and paying
IA interest with A prosperous future before
ik. The story sbout a receiyersnip caused
. drop Of "a per cent. in the bonds Of she
rosd. Russsll Sage also derisd the
sforv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
rAE ~.ssEr ossscRATso.
fas oasr.g~ass Coaaaes sf si1s t@sz-
pIsysa wsrkisEn>S@ "a Ls1aS1-


plsysa wsrkisxnsS@ "a Ls7aSH-
LosDos, oct. 1s-Ehs oatrsgso1s eol-<'-ee
Of ths s.scia "a 4nc scaled UnempioS Cd
-srkiasIA1 s Eapldly daling Ia s<iss o.
pubic ssn paray. C4aos rrosh~fo. q -ss-
minister AbDsy. writes shsE aanng ths
VislL 0f alleged ti.s ~0rkinsalsn - sAS
A5oey LssE .aal lsY tues covered -As CD
10 ssgeetof.uous snoxsd eonEia QAl-y
aut dasserasad ne xalls sblcn a. kng gls4-
sDeaxiaz races respect. Not satisfied wa
tbts theg ul.3eksd tia s-ffaons Ae9t - 4
running nre II roAlt c0mmsnts thereon,
AM sDeng their Lu4s - c0nunuo-s uSs
OF 3osceas laak1ase. fns only ons u tAs
a.lzgea gnsmploged iaoOGing msn thus Tar
prosecuted 0r0Fsd 70 % socialist ia STEADY
employ glsot a. algn Sas~s. "49 feaoAt
pad TIE 1as sf - Imposed upon all2-
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.Jsdx, Ash.rton In.an..

NEvssK. o.. Oct. 2e.-EH- Congressman
aad sx-Suprens Judge Gibson Atbsrton
was yesterday afternoon engaged in lsz
covered that be bad suddenly lost bis mind
and was unable 30 recognize any oEe or tell
his own name or Where he vas. tie was
taken home and physicians called, but il is
believed he IL beyond recovery. Since an
attack Of paralysis two years ago he has
1een urged 20 retire from practice. out
wosld not He has filed numerous
responsible positions. and has been .
prominent public man.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
1ss COURT OF CLAIMS
N WIN Nave About Three Thousand Cases
on the Docket

CHtcAso. Oct 29.-Ths Washington
unizsa STATES Court Of Claims viii recon
v.rs for the Winter term next Monday
with q docket Of about 5000 cases before IL
Congress viii probably be asked 10 establish
a us~ court to whsch claims can Be taken
insts.d Of being taken 20 Congress for
special legislation and thus nd the House
calender OF an immense number OF oiii'
xhieh never are considered properly there
When court meets on Monday. the Judgss
vsI have a number OF decisions rcsdy %
hand Ia and viii declare rnlcn cases ou
%. docket will De heard. The French
Soolisrion cases viii probably De cleared
rom the aocksc first and Il will be tae iirss
I'm. in many years that there have been 40
e.ses OF tbs kind before the court
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

CIscIssArI. oct. 29--Ars. Mary A.
Hubert vas burned 10 death this afternoon
Al 904 York-st Her clothes caught IRE
from the kitchen stove while sitting ia =
ehair ia front ofiE asleep. She Was IS years
OF age sed tue mother OF two children. Her
husband is employed At Hail . sale aud
lOcAe factory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

IoxpoS. Oct. 29.-Minister West and Sir
Charles rupper. Canadian High Commis-
.ionsrs. vii meet Chamberlain on bis ar
rixAl ss New York. sad the three will con :
sult IA view of arranging for confer
-ucy = .sh Sscrstsry Bayard. At Washington.
Nor-mber rs. Two English detectives &C
company Chamberlain on nis voysgs 70
Anerics. and two American detectives viii
ioiu them on their arrival and remain with
"a. Brittb CommissiOuer during bis stay
IN The United States.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
suicide at Adrian

ADRIAN, Oct. 29.-At ten O'Clock this
morning Mrs. William Hoag. lady sixty
years of age. jumped into the river near the
bridge AT Beecher-st al the southern limits
of the city and was drowned Her hns-
oand suffered stroke paralysis some time
ago ana is now dangerously ~. Nrs.
hosg has shown signs Of insanity since his
illness and WAS undoubtedly derangei Al
the time of her suicide.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The Man WIN 10 Compelled to He q
Psdestrixa.

MILsxovs. Ind. Oct. 29.-J.hn Snyder.
the man who walks because ne can't stop.
after Al incessant tramp night and day for
nearly three years. is dying He has
aged wonderfully in the past six
mopths, and Altnoazh he is still walk
ing IN the well beaten path about
his house IL IS with tottering step and face
which gives evidence Of great suffering. He
is near the end OF bis journey. His strange
sfIlicuoD has proved both curse and
blessing TO bis family. Prior 10 it there was
a conLant struggle to keep the woiffrom the
door, bat II has brought him fame and
fortune and be 10 now well of.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
Rohbsrvax Caast.ntia.

CoYsTANTISE Oct 2s.-Oa Thursday Two
suspicious looking men came to this place.
and deported themselves 50 tina, they were
watched quite closely. Despite this We ch-
ing, however. they entered Darry & M0tre's
store yesterday morning. DG, were driven
away by the boys sleeping there. after an
interchange Of revolver shots. They slose-
quentiv entered the C2nmercial mills and
robbed he safe OF $3.50 cold cash.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

NasHvtItz. Tenn. Oct. IA Colunbis.
T.un.. special 20 tbe Ana>rican states thar
the negro Who several wsexs ago attempted
e. rsps Mss Kelley. near Ns~berry, vas
captured y-sterdav Fifty negroes tried q
-ei-sse him sut whites heid aiu and took
airn ~ ne osnk Of a rex near Ne~oerrv
where hs made q Confession. The special
savs that he wss banged bY moo
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

w.ssrvsTos. Oct. 2a.--Secretsry Whit
a-v, Of the navy. is 40 Ill that he is entirely
disqualified for his Official duties. and hs.
nounceusnt hNs ysst been made public.
The trouble % severe headaches. which
have constantly grown worse. His physic-
isns have suiosned absolute rest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
a u~ser-r af Handrs de.

vrzxxs. Ock "a fsrrymsa On tie
Lover Dannbe has been srrestei, charged
with numbering several hundred vorkmen,
whom - would carry - small island an
Ter prsssn.e II sssistinx them 70 svsde the
srTonls regulations. ROBBERY -ss The
---tfra
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Lynx Fur Trimming AZ
E.P. Srppss \ Co.'S


Rosros. Oct. 29.-The statue which has
b-sn erected On Common weslth-sve.. 20 the
memory Of Lief Erickson. the Icslsndic sx-
plor-r. Who - believed % have discovered
this continent. vas unveiled tbs siiernc0a
~vifh suitsble cer-rD0nie-. Ad,frssse. we're
made a. Fansuil Hall and st The sfstue and
procession -ss formed in which the
Sc-ns'fusvisn Societies Of this city joined.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Nsw Yos<. Oct n-The heath officer Of
thi- port toiav reports With reference 20
ths cholera cssss in lusrsntns thst the
$50 = passengers sra al vel and thst rwo
PASSENGERS fsxen ram The brittsnia are
improving U1e chiit one vear cid. died
A.ror.sfa4
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

w.sE1Ssrox. 0ct le-s1rgson General
Haeliissn has recsi vsd sdvices from Phiis-
selchsa. Cevelsnd sni Syracuse that pss-
sa1re~s from ths caelera infected Irde-
ceudenfe ara IN those cities and srs being
~sr.ftliv l.,oxad sft.r sT th@ authorities.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Black B>sr Far Trisurufrw>n
Ef + nasR . co =
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D.clslen Expected romorrow

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2e-The Supreme
Court Justices spent some time today in
conference ever the anarchist case A de-
cision in the matter OF granting . writ of
error is looked for next Monday. Nothing
can be known definitely about their de-
cssien until the announcement is made in
court
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
FIGURES FOR TAXPAYERS.
The ysiu.tio ms of Real Estate and Per

The yslustio ms of Real Estate and Per
sonsi Property In Kent County.
The following figures show the yalus-
tons OF real estate and personal property in
the ward. and townships of this county, as
equslizsd by the Board of Supervisors at
the session which closed .erisy morn
ing. the city's valuation being raised to 6S
per cent OF the total:
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
8 ~ Hxrs pr f-irBrings a.
3 , kanrft 4 @ =.


Vsssrxer8K OCT zs-Tss sssorption -
tss p A o ssiegrssh ~ TIE WesrerD Union
~ result in fbs snfroduction - se-s1xa
fI5sEir fonrrsrs ic.ssEiag ~ 6erernmsnf
sut,~rv lsi01 ~ teieEssrn cofn rsfii---
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
THE CHICAGO Times" SOLD.
The Purchasers Ars West aud snowd n
Preprfstors of the Mail"

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-The announcement
is made that The. Tsm>s has been sold by
Mrs. Wilbur F. Story to Jas. ]. West and
Clinton A. Snowdsn, of the Erening Mail.
aud that they will take possession of the
not stated but il v known that SIS, 600 has
ben paid down in cash. which sum is to
be .orfei,ed IL she balance of the purchase
money isnot forthcoming At a certain time.
Tne papsr, 10 3 stated, under new manage
ment will Be Independent in politics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
THE MISSION

Red Fox Fur Trimmings ~
4 = klnrrp A co :
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Droppsd Dead.

tstNssAss - Tst 1tA-1ats-rtst-.
Leroy, Oct. 29.-Renben Bsbcocs. aged
81 years. awell-kRosn aRi respected citi-
zen OF this place, droppei dead of heart d.
sease this morning. about III O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

r,xro<. Ga a.-Nis. Msry Anisrsoa
has sraxer 81 her negotsslens FIR tosr
~ kn.freiis ~ terms efs--i heinx Ga
81 Hrieat - sndsce asf q onasrtsks t0e
ieuruev
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

frsAcA. oct. 2s.--Acuis estes. -ho wzs
hiea scr trying n kil Eiizs Buchanan -
csuse she wouia act rsfnrr his aiF-cfiau.
sna whc was convicted yesferiav ass o-sn
sentenced by Judge Hart - fvs ysars a.
jackson
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Nv Yosx. eet - The prist~-s strise
t.s Drts~T oo ape sh1 nesr3T - 81 ~
s--r rs-s 80 ~ leoEIn4 f. saelisua
Eearis s1fe86 49, srsui ~ fss aisr in
sasfsi re tbs So fs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
..ak Win Aif.IIaada

ouxssc. oct. "a dispatch from south
West Point. AnticostA. says. The schooner
Marie Victoria. Of Quebec, sank 81 sand
Poans. SUNDAY. and al hands were lost
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

LcSrcS. ocs. 2--Nr. Chsmber 80 ~
for Amer.cs 1osiss - axe part "A tss ish-
sriyse oegctianons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Joka ~ 0rssf yesterday ro1mesee5
nrcce~iln~s r. sbs csrcut Cou7t - ostsin
slvo-cs f-ons - -sf~ I.asinas ps Grssf
80 X.u ur~s. sa -h.-~ - yss rsr-ses fn
Wsz fssH In the erratIasf BE rEsrre-
I,sesas~ witA - rfer - s1eite~v. -
sfaer nersg sssnr aert e~~~e. soa fosf a
safid 49, ho-s - hrf % s~et iss5 ths
ssth~r - ~heh 80 80 - t4~e&n.
tsFe1s~em Fuf Triwu ugs -
Er kfnfTa . lea
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Crrsxc ocs - -At . elocs tais Hae~n-
q q a. ssock ~ ssrtsgnske rss Ssit =
Pslnt - Moo -, 4us
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The business being done by the Booth
Barrett i actually astounding. Their re-
ceip,s IN Kansas ,ltE~during the past week
aggregated over $4,000
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

GOO cases Rnbbers for sents. ladies sni
childres fross mss ufac srers' forced ssis.
Mors~'s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Sci Smith Easseu closed az lnnasnss
w-ek ia 81. fsui aas Minneapolis, 81 the
lstIsT place last evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The Wonderland will be open tonight
for the grand sacred conceri By Wurzburx
& Bronson bsnc- The programme 10 10
offered is comprised of standard aud popU-
lar selections.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Custom Clarke IS lhe latest aud newest
melancholy Dane. he Is the s0nsOf Tue
comedian joan D. Clarke. ana a aephe~ al
Edwin Beoth, to whom 1e bears striking
resemblance 3e n ade bis oeh8i IA Rich
mond lssI Saturday nign. ana seems ~
have scored nit
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Adelaide Moore. the ambitions EBglsh
girl, who csnnot set. but has money enough
10 crafty her desires j. now living n tue
house formerly occupied by the late
Adelaide Neils0n. in London. sorry 20
say Miss Moore intenas returning 70
America next season
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Robert Downing, the handsome and tai.
ented trnsedlsn. en1co . very successful en-
gagsment IA Detroit lsss night The press
every here agree that Ar DowaiDg A.
worthy 10 wear the sandals Of toe lats John
Mccullough.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Those who are wise and intend 20 attend
Redmond opera llouse thl week vii 90
well 10 secure ileir SEATS "a snf..lce. 'ole
o. the Braves" wii be lhe ATTRACTION aad
considering The pcU-lsr "ait' "a mace last
year Manager DarIwuol Sil have plenty
use for bic standing room siga.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

xstursl Ras~~r rrsnnlaes - ssFs saa
xst snesiss a. sfDeFs -
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Death Klrhiesn EdItor.

Own, oct. 29-George =. Allen. the
junior editor OF the ovid Register Lsion,
died Al l | a. N. today OF a BRAN disease
visit our shoe Department. Tor bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Morsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

re f,rrf Gezss Tns~~skfrts ~ tzns
xrnrs sse gbf1ss - 80 k~~~~s.
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GEN. lNNeS INTERVIEWED.

Raccoon Fur Trimmings al
Z. p. hIDDEE & Co. s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

C~iEse~'@
c.-sm.r. e~->s~s $780, ss< /. -~se
Ws~sss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Blue Fox Fur Trimmings az
K. L. KfBDEK A Cos
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Bsok Nsvtsr Fsr Trssan 'nrs 81
~ rerrs & Ces
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Fis~r Fo1 PR Trirarsfnrs -
Er Effur. 4 ~. s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-12-03
Care of the Teeth.

A little bit of alum no bigger than half
your nail, kept in the mouth till it has all
dissolved, then spit it out. Use it twice or
thrice a week. Do not let the brush be
too hard. Avoid too frequent use of tooth
powder, and be careful of the kind used.
Tepid water and a soft brush will keep the
teeth in good condition. Cold water should
new ss Used, Tor It chils and ,H:TEes The
nerves. When tartar appears on the sides
or at the back of the teeth, put little
magnesia on the brush, till the tartar dis
appears, which it will do after two or three
applications. This incrustation is caused
by illness, and very often by the constant
eating of sweetmeats, fruit, and made dishes
containing acids.
Our teeth decay, hence bad breath, un-
seemly mouths, imperfect mastlcatlon.
The cause is want of cleanliness. A clean
tooth never decays The mouth is warm
place, ninety-eight degrees. Particles of
meat between the teeth decompose; gums
and teeth suffer Use quill pick; and
rinse the mouth after eating. Brush at
bedtime and on rising in the morning.
Children forget to do this, so they should
be watched
The first set of teeth will determine the
second set. Sugar, acids, hot drinks, sal
eratus, are nothing compared with food de-
composing between the teeth. Mercury
may loosen the teeth, use may wear them
out bat if kept clean they will never decay.
This advice is worth more than Thousand
dollars to every boy and girl. Books have
been written on the subject, but the fore
going advice contains all that is essential.
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How the Twelve Died.

st. Matthew is supposed to have suffer
ed martyrdom, or was slain with the swodI
at the city of Ethiopia, in Egypt.
St. Luke was hanged upon an olive tree
in Greece.
St. John was put into caldron of boil
ing oil at Rome and escaped death. He
afterward died natural death at Ephesus,
in Asia.
St. James the Great was beheaded at
Jerusalem.
St. james the Less was thrown from a
pinnacle or a wing of the temple, and then
beaten to death with fuller's club.
ST. Philip was hanged up against a pill
lar at Hierapolis, a city of Phrygia.
St. Bartholomew was fayed alive by the
command of barbarous king.
st. Andrew was bound to cross, whence
he preached unto the people until he ex-
pired.
: St Thomas was run through the body
with lance, at Coromandel, in the East
Indies.
St. John was shot to death with arrows,
St. Simeon Zealot was crucified in Per
STA.
ST. Matthias was first stoned and then
beheaded.
St. Barnabas was stoned to death al
Salania
st. Paul was beheaded at Rome by the
iyrant Nero.-The Erangelisf.
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MAKE FRIENDs.-Life is very critical.
Any word may be our last. Any farewell,
even amid glee and merriment, may be for
ever. IF this truth were but burned into
our consciousness, and it ruled as deep
conviction and real power in our lives,
would it not give new meaning to our
haman relationship? Would it not make
us far more tenderthan We sometimes are?
Would it not oftentimes put rein on our
rash and impetuous speech? Would we
carry in our hearts the miserable suspicious
aud jealousies that often embitter the foun-
tains Of our lives? Would we be so impa-
tient Of the faults Of others? Would we
keep alive petty quarrels year after year
which manly word any day would COM
pose? Would we pass old friends or neigh
bors on the streets without recognition,
because of pride, or ancient grudge? Or
would We be so chary of the kind words,
our sympathy, our comfort, when weary
hearts all about us are breaking for Just
such expressions of interest or appreciation
as we have in our power TO give?